Even the Peace Foundation, historically linked to the Chilean right, criticized the government's initiative. Its director, Daniel Johnson, stated that the text "fails to address the root causes of the problem; it lacks measurable metrics for its objectives and doesn't provide projections for outcomes or collateral damage, considering it establishes regressive sanctions based on the suppression of social benefits."

Every July 21, World Dog Day is commemorated, a date established in 2004 following an alert from the World Health Organization indicating that 70% of dogs worldwide lack a home. In Latin America, this region harbors one of the largest populations of street dogs globally, with no significant improvement in the numbers over the past decades.

The petition challenges the Committee of Ministers' dismissal of citizen observations and unaddressed significant impacts on Bahía Chasco, one of the most important coastal ecosystems in northern Chile. After over six years of environmental evaluation, this will be the first time a court reviews the substantive arguments raised by the communities.

Lawmakers also rejected Energy Minister Ximena Rincón's support for electric companies, as well as the government's slow response in failing to declare disaster zones on time, and the "media display" by authorities "that does not align with real solutions for the affected residents."

Published by Puya Editora, this collection reaffirms central themes of Ghigliotto's work, which has persistently explored the interplay between territory, grief, power, and language.

Pablo Álvarez, an academic from the University of La Serena, detailed that the reservoir system's average capacity rose from 10.5% to 29%, with the potential for further increases. In his view, this signifies a turning point for a region that has endured one of the most severe water crises in its history for over a decade.

Chile is currently experiencing one of the most intense storms, leaving an unprecedented amount of rain in a short period. The frontal system of the past weeks has caused significant damage in towns and cities from Atacama to Coquimbo, heavily impacting the Biobío region. Many families are suffering, and artisanal fishing is no exception: boats have been damaged, fishing gear lost, forecasts predict weeks without being able to go out to sea, and the beaches are damaged due to rising sea levels and swells.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has accused the United States of using its economic blockade against Cuba as a form of collective punishment and genocide, intensifying hostilities that affect the most vulnerable populations on the island.

According to data from EuroMOMO, a European mortality monitoring network, the heat wave currently affecting the continent was associated with over 10,000 deaths during the last week of June, with more than 9,000 of those victims aged 65 or older, the most vulnerable group during such events.

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri strongly rebutted Housing Minister Iván Poduje's criticism, emphasizing the urgent rescue efforts he is participating in while criticizing the minister's inaction during the flooding crisis in Coquimbo.